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Crime
Enforcement Directorate raids TDI City office in Mohali, seizes mattresses delivered overnight
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 30 Sep 2026, 02:31 AM
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The Enforcement Directorate conducted a raid at the TDI City office in Mohali, confiscating mattresses that were delivered the previous night.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) launched a raid on the premises of TDI City in Mohali on Tuesday. Officials entered the office early in the morning and began a systematic search of the premises. During the operation, they discovered a shipment of mattresses that had been delivered overnight and seized the items as part of the investigation.
According to sources familiar with the raid, the mattresses were stored in a backroom of the office and appeared to be linked to the ongoing financial probe. The ED team documented the seizure and is expected to submit a detailed report to the court.
Local authorities have not disclosed the specific allegations that prompted the raid, but the operation underscores the agency's focus on financial crimes in the region. The TDI City office has been temporarily closed pending further investigation.
The incident has drawn attention from the business community in Mohali, with several firms monitoring the developments closely. No arrests have been reported so far, and the ED has not released the names of any individuals involved.
According to sources familiar with the raid, the mattresses were stored in a backroom of the office and appeared to be linked to the ongoing financial probe. The ED team documented the seizure and is expected to submit a detailed report to the court.
Local authorities have not disclosed the specific allegations that prompted the raid, but the operation underscores the agency's focus on financial crimes in the region. The TDI City office has been temporarily closed pending further investigation.
The incident has drawn attention from the business community in Mohali, with several firms monitoring the developments closely. No arrests have been reported so far, and the ED has not released the names of any individuals involved.